Check our tours and activities available in Cusco & Machu Picchu. Plan your schedule, book and enjoy the wonders of this city.
All options include round-trip transportation from Cusco and a guided tour of Machu Picchu.
Machu Picchu by Car following the Abra Malaga route, the cheaper version for backpackers to visit Machu Picchu from Cusco. Bus and accommodation included. Show more >>
The express tour, if you only have one day to go to Machu Picchu and return to Cusco. Includes train transport. Show more >>
The most recommended package tour, which includes a visit to the Sacred Valley the first day on the way to Machu Picchu. Show more >>
Traditional half-day and full-day tours from the city of Cusco. All tours include shared transport and a bilingual guide.
Tour to discover the most important temples and buildings in Cusco: we will visit the Cathedral, the Qorincancha, the Sacsayhuamán, and others. Show more >>
Visit the most important spots in the Sacred Valley: Písac, Ollantaytambo, and Chinchero. Show more >>
Discover the salt mines of Maras, where you will be able to take pictures of the scenery and buy souvenirs, and then afterwards visit the Moray terraces. Show more >>
Express tour visiting the Sacred Valley in one day (Ollantaytambo, Písac, and Chinchero), with the Maras Salt Mines and Moray terraces. Show more >>
Trip to the south of Cusco off the beaten tourist path, with visits to the Inca crop terraces, Wari buildings, and the chapel of Andahuaylillas. Show more >>
Observe constellations and planets through telescopes while learning about Inca astronomical knowledge at the Cusco planetarium. Show more >>
Discover the Qeswachaka Bridge, the last one of the Inca culture, and the four lagoons of the province of Acomayo: Pomacanchi, Acopia, Asnaqocha and Pampamarca. Show more >>
Take this Cusco Free Tour and immerse yourself in its history by visiting the most important points of this iconic Peruvian city. Show more >>
All options to reach the sacred city of the Incas by trekking. All options include transport, a guide, and a tour of Machu Picchu.
Classic trek on the Inca Trail. It combines landscapes with mountains, jungle, and a mixture of ruins, and paved trails of the Quechua people. Show more >>
Short version and less demanding than the original, with lodging of your choice in Aguas Calientes and two visits to the Machu Picchu Citadel. Show more >>
Explore new routes with us, discovering mountains, lagoons, and Quechua constructions, whether in one or multiple days.
Full-day trek to 16,732 ft (5,100 m) at Vinicunca, Peru’s most famous Rainbow Mountain. Challenging level. Includes breakfast and lunch. Show more >>
2-km hike to the turquoise Humantay Lake at 13,451 ft (4,100 m), along the Salkantay route. Moderate to challenging level. Includes breakfast and lunch. Show more >>
Trek to the world’s largest tropical glacier at 17,060 ft (5,200 m) in the Vilcanota mountain range. Challenging level. Show more >>
1-hour hike through three colorful mountains and a stone forest at 15,748 ft (4,800 m). Easy level. Includes breakfast and lunch. Show more >>
Circuito of 7 Lagoons at the foot of Mount Ausangate (20,669 ft / 6,300 m), with the option to visit the hot springs in Pacchanta. Challenging level. Show more >>
1-hour trek to an Inca sanctuary perched above an Andean canyon at 14,108 ft (4,300 m), away from the usual tourist routes. Moderate level. Show more >>
Short hike (1 hour round trip) to a geological formation with colorful stripes at 15,718 ft (4,791 m), away from the crowds. Challenging level due to the altitude. Show more >>
4-day, 3-night camping trek to an Inca citadel in the Apurímac Canyon, accessible only on foot. Show more >>
Visit the areas of the Manu National Park in Peru. All include round-trip transport from Cusco, lodging, and meals.
Express trip through the park's cultural area, the right option for you if are short on time in your visit to the Peruvian Amazon. Show more >>
Classic tour through the cultural area, with enough time to tour and visit the Cocha Machuhuasi, where we will sail on a wooden raft. Show more >>
Classic tour through the cultural area, visiting the Collpa de Loros, Cocha Machuhuasi and the native community of Shintuya. Show more >>
Visit the Manu National Park in its cultural and reserved areas, visiting the Collpa de Loros and Coca Otorongo. Show more >>
Activity through the reserved area, the least explored area inside the park, with access to other lagoons and more wild animals. Show more >>
We offer all of the adventure-filled options so you can get an adrenaline rush while enjoying spectacular scenery. All include round-trip transport from Cusco.
Ride through Maras and Moray on an ATV, crossing the landscapes of the Sacred Valley and visiting Inca terraces and ancient salt mines. Show more >>
Enjoy a day of adventure and beautiful landscapes with this Vinicunca Rainbow Mountain ATV tour and marvel at the seven-color mountain. Show more >>
Paddle through Class II, III, and IV rapids on this river that flows through the landscapes of the Sacred Valley of the Incas. Show more >>
Explore the Sacred Valley by buggy, visiting lagoons, the Maras salt mines, and agricultural terraces surrounded by Andean landscapes. Show more >>
Save time and money with our transportation services in Cusco and surroundings. Safety and comfort guaranteed.
Private transfer between the Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport or the Bus Terminal, and your accommodation in Cusco. Show more >>
Take the Route of the Sun with stops in Andahuaylillas, Raqchi, La Raya, and Pucará. An unforgettable panoramic tour ending in Puno, with no return to Cusco. Show more >>
As a good tourist destination, in Cusco you will find a wide variety of prices and services. The prices of the tours can be very cheap when are made with larger groups and old vehicles, and high when are personalized services, of several days or that are visiting places of difficult access. In addition, there are a lot of informal agencies that offer tours with low prices, which we recommend to avoid, because there is not only risk of having a problem, but also because they are not registered as formal agencies, there is no control on the impact to the environment and the guides are not always worried about the good behavior of the passengers, what can affect the local fauna, the state of archaeological sites, among other problems. Moreover, in the city you will be able to see the variety of services while going over the streets. You will find traditional and international restaurants, places to buy craft work and galleries where you can find everything you need for your tours. With a little bit of patience, you always can find the price you are looking for :).
Cusco is considered the historic capital of Perú because it was the core of the Inca Empire and due to the amazing conservation status of its buildings, whether built by Quechuas or Spaniards during the occupation of the territory with the fall of the Incas. Because of this, the tourism in Cusco focuses on the mixture of these two cultures. We have to recommend that you seize the time visiting buildings and archaeological places. Maybe you want to use your vacations to rest and relax, so take advantage of the great variety of restaurants and accommodations there are as an alternative. Now, if we are talking about culture, there are not only buildings, but also commerce and, of course, the cuisine. Proof of this are the varied restaurants, with dishes and prices, and the San Pedro Market, place in which not only you will be able to try the best Peruvian cuisine with a very convenient price, but also you will see a great variety of products by the corridors of this gallery.
First of all, you need to know that there will be some walking. It is the easiest way of transportation by the tourist attractions of the city. Besides, walking in Cusco is like going over an open-air museum, so it is always interesting. You will be able to be more in contact with the local culture and have an idea of how life was in previous times. Besides the amazing size of the stones used for the constructions and understanding the awesome history of the city, there are more recreational places like the Chocomuseo, the San Blas Neighborhood with its craft shops and art galleries, and possibility to see llamas, even in the city, that you be able to photograph with (be careful because you will have to give a tip to the owner!).
Despite the activities are during the day, Cusco has an agitated night life. You have to take advantage of the Peruvian cuisine, known worldwide, and Cusco demonstrate it with restaurants and bars around the Main Square. Do not miss the opportunity to try typical preparations and, of course, drink a pisco sour. Not only the Main Square offers good places that compete each other to offer you food. There are also the restaurants of the surrounding streets that have nothing to envy to the restaurants of the historic center, and some bars where you can enjoy your favorite drinks.
